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Re: Cuttlebone


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Posted by Terry on November 09, 2000 at 12:11:50:

In Reply to: Cuttlebone posted by Daniel on November 09, 2000 at 10:34:49:

Hi Daniel,
you can grate the cuttle bone a bit and mix the powder into her food. Not too much, just a little.
Also, remove the hard backing on the cuttlebone and just give the soft part.
Break up the soft part of the cuttlebone and leave it in her enclosure.
She might chew on it, she might not.

You can also go to a good pet store and buy:

Rep Cal phosphorous free calcium with vit D3.

Twice a week sprinkle a tiny pinch onto or mix into her food, just a small pinch.

Subscribe to the Russian Tortoise email list at egroups.com, it's free and a great way to get advise from experienced keepers and breeders, and new keepers of Russian Tortoises.I've provided a link below.
Hope this helps,
Terry.



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